With some official Leopard info just fresh off the wire, Apple is understandably excited about their upcoming OS. They’re so excited, they deemed it necessary to build an entire page built around the greatness of the new Leopard operating system.

Featured on the page is all 300+ innovations that Leopard brings to the table as the first official OS upgrade since OS X. You can remember how excited we were when Apple gave a visual demonstration of Leopard at Jobs’ WWDC Keynote speech. You can only imagine the loads we are filling our pants with now. — Andrew Dobrow

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Still wary about using the new Windows Vista operating system, users have been moaning and bitching to Dell about how they wish they could still get Windows XP installed on their pre-packed PC’s. Dell has answered their prayers by reissuing XP installed computers back into their products.

The consumer backlash has caused Dell to offer the option of Windows XP on four of its Inspiron notebook models and two Dimension PC’s. Though if you live out of the U.S., tough luck, you’ll have to install it yourself. — Andrew Dobrow

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Sources are saying that at next month’s upcoming NAB event, a mere 25 days away, Apple will launch its release of the Mac Leopard operating system, along with eight-core Mac Pros. Leopard has been rumored as having a release in late-March to mid-April, and sources say that its release at NAB is all but officially confirmed.

The timing of a NAB release makes sense because of Apple’s scheduled workshops and master classes at the World Wide Developers’ conference in June. Invitations from Apple to the event say simply “Lights, Camera, Apple”. Steve Jobs just loves to drop little tantalizing hints. You can also expect Apple to reveal plans on the eight-core Mac Pros, which will feature Leopard in all of its glory. — Andrew Dobrow

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